Accelerating Agri-SME growth through transforming BDS markets
The Agribusiness Market Ecosystem Alliance (AMEA) is a global network and ecosystem builder, supporting farmer organisations and agri-SMEs with standards-aligned business development services, for a fairer, more prosperous agricultural sector.
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Across our network, members are testing, refining, and sharing what creates positive outcomes for farmer organisations and agri-SMEs.
Uganda Cost Share Learning Brief
Free BDS doesn’t build markets. AMEA’s Cost Share Pilot in Uganda tested a different approach…
How PASDeR 3 has transformed agricultural unions in Benin
What does it take to move farmer organizations from passive aid recipients to active drivers of their own agricultural economies?
Events
Across our network, members are testing, refining, and sharing what creates positive outcomes for farmer organisations and agri-SMEs.
Reducing agricultural risk through soil intelligence and standards replay
Quality soil data is transforming risk management for smallholder farmers. Watch the replay and explore how standards-aligned advisory is unlocking investment.
Future Learning and New BDS Toolkit | D2CS ALE25
AMEA ended the event with the launch of the AMEA Toolbox Guide 2025. The AMEA Toolbox is a collection of peer reviewed tools that are highly aligned to ISO 18716. These tools enable SMEs to build a performance track record which is useful to accessing new markets and new finance. The inter-operability of these tools has developed and examples are included in the Guide.
Gender business transformation models | D2T4 ALE25
Kafui presented IDH’s five-component approach to gender-transformative business models that deliver both commercial viability and women’s empowerment by addressing root causes of gender inequality. He conducted an interactive demo of IDH’s Innovation Library tool, showing how users can filter innovations to address gender inequality while maintaining business benefits. The presentation emphasized intentional design over add-on approaches.
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AMEA supports our members and partners to break-through current silos and develop collaborations that enable deep learning and scaling of the most effective approaches to accelerate agri-SME growth.
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Reducing agricultural risk through soil intelligence and standards replay
Quality soil data is transforming risk management for smallholder farmers. Watch the replay and explore how standards-aligned advisory is unlocking investment.
Welcome, Welthungerhilfe Ethiopia – A New Member Joins the AMEA Network
We are delighted to welcome Welthungerhilfe Ethiopia as a new […]
Uganda Cost Share Learning Brief
Free BDS doesn’t build markets. AMEA’s Cost Share Pilot in Uganda tested a different approach…
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